infinite
Adjective:
- Having no limits or boundaries in time, space, or extent: Describes something that is limitless, boundless, or endless.
- Too numerous to be counted; immeasurably great: Describes a quantity or number that is so vast it cannot be calculated or fully enumerated.
- Of a verb form; having neither person nor number nor mood: In grammar, describes a non-finite verb form, such as an infinitive, participle, or gerund.
Noun:
- The unlimited expanse in which everything is located: Refers to the concept of boundless space or the universe as a whole.
- Something that is infinite in nature: Used to represent an immeasurable or limitless entity, often in philosophical or theological contexts (e.g., God, the cosmos).
Adjective:
- The universe is often described as infinite. (It has no known boundaries.)
- She has infinite patience when teaching her students. (Her patience seems limitless.)
- "To be" is an infinite verb form. (It is not limited by person, number, or mood.)
Noun:
- The stars stretch out into the infinite. (Into boundless space.)
- Philosophers have long contemplated the nature of the infinite. (The concept of limitlessness.)
"The infinite" (noun, often capitalized): Used to refer to a supreme, limitless being or principle, such as God.
- They sought to understand the will of the Infinite.
Mathematical/Set Theory Context: Refers to a quantity greater than any finite number.
- The set of all natural numbers is infinite.
Infinitely (adverb): To an infinite extent or degree; immensely.
- I am infinitely grateful for your help.
Infinitesimal (adjective): Extremely small; approaching zero.
- An infinitesimal fraction of the total.
Infinity (noun): The state or quality of being infinite; an infinite number or extent.
- The horizon seemed to stretch to infinity.
- Boundless: Having no boundaries.
- Limitless: Without a limit.
- Endless: Having or seeming to have no end.
- Immeasurable: Too large or extensive to measure.
- Countless: Too many to be counted.
- Finite: Having limits or bounds.
- Limited: Restricted in size, amount, or extent.
- Measurable: Able to be measured.
Infinite loop: In computing, a sequence of instructions that repeats endlessly.
- A bug in the code caused an infinite loop.
Infinite regress: A philosophical problem of a never-ending sequence of logical dependencies.
- The argument led to an infinite regress of causes.
Infinite series: In mathematics, a sum of an infinite sequence of terms.
- Calculus often deals with the convergence of infinite series.
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total and all-embracing
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God's infinite wisdom
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too numerous to be counted
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incalculable riches
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countless hours
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an infinite number of reasons
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innumerable difficulties
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the multitudinous seas
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myriad stars
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untold thousands
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of verbs; having neither person nor number nor mood (as a participle or gerund or infinitive)
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infinite verb form
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having no limits or boundaries in time or space or extent or magnitude
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the infinite ingenuity of man
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infinite wealth
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the unlimited expanse in which everything is located
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they tested his ability to locate objects in space
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the boundless regions of the infinite
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